The Annapolis countryside tells the story of generations of farmers and watermen whose lives have been shaped by the Chesapeake Bay and the rich farmland that surrounds it. In Annapolis Baltimore, historic sites including the Hammond-Harwood House have their own stories to tell of hardworking families who helped shape the future of Anne Arundel County and our nation.
May Day is one of the most beautiful days in Annapolis. On May 1 and throughout the week that follows, the doors of homes and businesses in our centuries old city are adorned with baskets full of fresh cut flowers and colorful ribbons. If you haven't yet treated yourself to a stroll along the streets of Annapolis's Historic District on this day of days, this is the year to indulge...more
Annapolis is home to two major colleges that are as different as night and day. They are alike in that both of them are located in downtown Annapolis. Beyond that, the similarities between the U.S. Naval Academy and St. John’s College are harder to find...more
Want to learn a little bit about Maryland history? Four Rivers: The Heritage Area of Annapolis, London Town & South County makes it easy to do during its 6th annual Maryland Day celebration that takes place Friday through Sunday, March 22-24...more
Is it possible for history and heritage to improve with the years? It feels that way in Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay. This year, Historic Annapolis Foundation will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the William Paca Garden's restoration...more
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